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Monitor articles for June 12, 1995

• The World's Most Wanted Man Captured, but His Cartel May Live
• Affirmative-Action Politics
• News In Brief
• Japan Unleashes a New Weapon
• West's Wavering Lets Serbs Dictate
• In Russia, Holiday's Just Another Word for Confusion
• Dixie States Push Prayer As a Class Act
• Why Irving Wilens Just Bought a Lexus
• Cuba's Capitalist Mini-Revolution Taking Root
• Japan's Glance at the Past
• PBS Not 'Family Values' Culprit
• Don't Erase 'Voting Rights District' Lines
• 'Good Works' Investing Also Good for Pocketbook
• 'Religious Equity' Goes Far Beyond Classroom Prayer
• Teaching Children With Gentle Nudges
• '15 Minutes of Fame' Following Warhol's Path
• Early-Music Celebrants Promenade to Boston
• Woodwork by Any Other Name
• French Find Their Own Heros in Bosnia
• NAVAJO 'CODE TALKERS' WERE VITAL LINK IN PACIFIC WAR
• The Northwest's Showdown: Murrelets vs. Millworkers
• Traffic-Snarled and Smoggy, Athens Cleans Up
• Fantasia in F Minor for Four Hands
• Produce Electricity That is Safe to Environment
• Hunger in Cuba: A Problem That Doesn't Officially Exist
• Refugees Numbers Rising, But World Hospitality Falls
• Sinless Man